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Justice Department's $53 Million Lyft Suit Says Drivers Refused a Former Federal Appeals Judge and His Guide Dog, Then Lyft Offered $10 Credits
The Justice Department's ADA lawsuit against Lyft names former federal appeals judge David S. Tatel among riders it says drivers refused because of a guide dog. The Digital Free Press read the complaint, which says Lyft answered his complaints with $10 credits and alleges the company receives thousands of disability-discrimination complaints a year. The suit seeks $53 million and a civil penalty.

Yossi Schmidt
2 hours ago3 min read
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